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Sungrow Renewables launches Smart Module at 2026 Intelligence Technology Conference

The module adds five intelligent functions and won the world’s first high-efficiency smart module certification from TÜV SÜD.

  • On Monday, June 1, 2026, Sungrow Renewables held its 2026 Intelligent Technology Conference in Shanghai, unveiling the iBuilding BIPV 2.0 power plant solution and the world's first self-developed high-efficiency smart PV module.
  • Moving away from traditional models where manufacturers dictate designs, Sungrow Renewables introduced a 'power plants defining modules' paradigm, shifting industry competition from hardware specifications toward system intelligence and full lifecycle value creation.
  • Featuring five intelligent capabilities including self-diagnosis, self-RSD, self-cleaning, and self-cooling, the smart module delivers a power generation improvement of approximately 6%. International certification body TUV SUD awarded it the world's first L2 Proactive Safety Intelligence certification.
  • During the conference, Sungrow Renewables released a White Paper on Smart PV Module Technologies with the Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Institute and TUV SUD, proposing an industry-first classification standard categorizing smart modules into four levels from L1 to L4.
  • Chairman Zhang Xucheng stated the company adheres to a 'user mindset' and 'systematic thinking' to "build better plants with modules that better understand plants, realising our core value of empowering customers." The company leverages a closed-loop ecosystem of continuous feedback to drive higher-quality growth throughout the renewable energy industry.
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Sungrow Renewables launches Smart Module at 2026 Intelligence Technology Conference

Sungrow Renewables unveiled the world’s first self-developed high-efficiency smart PV module.

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